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Custom Entities vs. Existing Entities in Dynamics CRM 2011
February 28, 2013 · Heartland Business Systems LLC ·
Dynamics CRM 2011 has the ability to effectively manage far more data than just account and contact information as the name might imply. With some basic customization, it can handle …
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